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HOAP-2
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HOAP-2 is a fast learner because of how it was designed; it represents a fundamentally different approach to creating humanoid robots. Instead of using the popular model-based approach to robot motion control it harnesses the power of a neural network, processors that emulate the human brain and how it learns, to tackle movements and other tasks. This dynamically reconfigurable neural network developed by Fujitsu speeds up and simplifies the huge computational task of motion generation and is the first of its kind for humanoid robots.
The HOAP-2 is capable of climbing and descending stairs, standing up when it?s lying down and kicking a ball around, it can also do headstands, Tai Chi, the Chinese martial art of Taijiquan, ceremonial Sumo stances and write its own name.